Crook County Candidates for August Primaries
Tam a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner two year term for Crook County subject to the action of the Democratic electors at the August primary. Joel C. Evans. Tam a candidate for the Republican nomination for County and Prosecuting Attorney for Crook County subject to the action of the Republican electors at the August primary. Harry P. Ilsley.
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Tam
Crook County
Joel C. Evans
Harry P. Ilsley
E. C. Raymond
Thorn Announces Candidacy for Crook County Sheriff and Prosecutor
Joun Thorn declares run for Crook County Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney as a Republican candidate subject to primaries and the party nomination. He solicits support from voters and outlines his bid for county law enforcement and legal office.
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Crook County
Joun Thorn
Treasurer for Crook County to be nominated by Republicans
John R. Farris is the candidate for treasurer of Crook County subject to the action of Republican electors at the August convention in 1912. May 7, 1912.
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Crook County
John R. Farris
Lee D. Leeman Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination
Announcement from Lee D. Leeman running in the Democratic primary for sheriff seeks voter support in the nomination race. The statement outlines candidacy for the sheriff position and requests aid from supporters.
County Commissioner Nomination for Crook County
Four year term sought by W E Tinkcom for County Commissioner subject to Republican electors at the August primary.
Crook County Democratic Nomination for Superintendent
Candidate Morna A. Wood seeks the Democratic nomination for Superintendent of Schools in Crook County, subject to August primary electors' action.
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Crook County
Mra
Morna A. Wood
Crook County Treasurer Candidate Announces Candidacy
For the office of County Treasurer of Crook County, E. E. Wakeman announces candidacy and submits to the Republican Primary election. The statement signals intent to seek the party’s nomination.
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Crook County
E. E. Wakeman
Charles W Robinson enters race for sheriff
Charles W Robinson announces candidacy for sheriff in the Republican primary. He is a longtime local, familiar with every bridle trail and cow brand, at home in the saddle and able to cover long miles quickly. He is a capable officer who handles his own affairs and helps neighbors when possible. He pledges to be a diligent sheriff.
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Charles W. Roberto
Bitter Spring School and Local Happenings Highlight Summer Plans
Miss Pearl Miller teaches Bitter Spring school. John LeMaster started shearing. Gust Hardt returned to Billings Montana. A Thursday night shower brightened the area. Mrs Esther Dollard visits a son from South Dakota. Miss Hannah Kelley left for Kansas. W D Kelley becomes Miller Creek blacksmith after purchasing Reed outfit. Moorcroft to Hulett mail route bids prompt road opening. Picnic planned at J W Clarks July 4 with Clark and Mespell hosting dances and entertainment. L W Mespell buys half of Clarks store. Clark and Mespell to run larger stock for customers.
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Pearl Miller
John LeMaster
Gust Hardt
Billings
Mont
Esther Dollard
So. Dakota
Hannah Kelley
Kansas
W. D. Kelley
Miller Creek
Mr. Reed
Moorcroft
Hulett
J. W. Clark
Clark
Mespell
L. W. Mespell
Memorial Day Notes From Alva Area
Mr Johnson caught many catfish one night last week. Mr Byrd of North Dakota visited with J A Ruland recently. Memorial day was cool and cloudy with a brief rain in the evening. Trees and shrubs are full of fruit bloom now. A play at Alva Saturday night was a success. Mr and Mrs Engle and Mr and Mrs Engle and children visited their parents last Sunday. The Engles called on George N Cooke on Memorial day then decorated their daughter’s grave.
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Mr. Johnson
Mr. Byrd
North Dakota
J. A. Ruland
Elmore Engle
Everette Engle
B. F. Engle
George N. Cooke
Local Notes From Around the ranches and school
Mr Parks returns from Oregon. Winter wheat and rye look good. Mrs Ed Burne and family back on the ranch. F R Sampier breaks for James Donaldson. Bert Helmer starts for Moorcroft Sunday after seed grain. Ira Cadwell of North Fork sowing timothy for J M Carey. Frank Cooper and S W McLain work for a cattleman near Moorcroft. Nebraska school opened May 20 with 24 scholars. Miss Effie Anderson teacher.
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Frank Cooper
S. W. McLain
Moorcroft
Nebraska
Effie Anderson
Bowling Contest and Hall Event Promised for Big Day
A bowling contest between Hu Lett and Sundance is planned soon followed by an evening musical and dance at the hall. The event is advertised as a big day with many pleasures and invites everyone to attend and enjoy.
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Hulett
Sundance
Crook County Sheriff Nomination Subject to Republican Primary
The contest for Crook County sheriff hinges on the Republican primary selection with Charles W. Roberts named among candidates. Voters face a choice amid party guidance and local political dynamics shaping law enforcement leadership.
Breeder Ad Seeks Stallions Near Hulett Wyoming
To breeders of good horses you will find on my ranch eight miles southeast of Hulett two registered stallions No 1 French Draft No 2 Nutwood Wilkes These stallions are first class in every way Terms 15 to insure more in foal or 10 by the season H H Kiehl Hulett Wyo.
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Hulett
Nutwood Wilkes
H. H. Kiehl
Wyo
For Sale Two 2-Year-Old Short Hereford Bulls
For sale two two year old short Hereford bulls. Call at ranch Joff Hiram Mahoney.
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Hiram Mahoney
Wisconin Divide Community Notes Highlight Local Touches
Isaac White was seen on the divide Saturday. The assessor called on the people of this divide last week. Miss Webb is having some more breaking done this spring. The seeding is nearly all done and most of the grain is looking good. Gilbert Brimmer finished putting in his grain on the Jacobs ranch last week. Mr and Mrs Tucker Proctor were callers at the Henry Guthrie home Monday. Ethel Guthrie accompanied them home. Quite a number from the divide attended the farewell dance for Lyall Brimmer and Jim Russell at the Sherman Brimmer home Friday night.
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Isaac White
Charles Brimmer
Miss Webb
Gilbert Brimmer
Jacobs Ranch
Tucker Proctor
Henry Guthrie
Ethel Guthrie
Lyall Brimmer
Jim Russell
Sherman Brimmer
Invocation Vocal Solo and Welcome in Ridge
Invocation, vocal solo, and welcome addressed by Mrs. Tom Hotchkiss nee Lizzie Bush upon returning to Ridge from visits. Local residents make moves: McCurdy family moves to ranch, Laura Clark runs the restaurant, and Alva announces a July Fourth celebration with a strong program for guests.
Celebrate the 4th at Alva in Crook County
The item notes a Fourth of July celebration at Alva with local activity including Dick Walsh working for J B Baxter, Dick Murdoch breaking on his elain, and J J Baxter a caller at Monn and Dr Barrett's early week. A heavy rain and a small cyclone caused no major damage four miles southeast of the bend. Globe advertising in Crook County reaches many readers.
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Dick Walsh
J. B. Baxter
Dick Murdoch
J. J. Baxter
Monn
Dr. Barrett
John Caffery
al. Darker
Marie Cgimmestead
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Hulett Restaurant
Laura Clark
Tion
Wyoming
Aladdin Mercantile Company
A. B. Merrick
Bothen, Wyoming
Schuttler
Lansing
Rock Island and
Thompson & Son
Rock Island
D. A. Ruland
Alva, Wyo
John Pearson
Ekothen, Wyoming
Hulett Hotel
W. E. Tinkcom
County Commingtonar
Lee D. Leeman
W.E. Tinkcom
Alva
Mr. Parks
Ore
Hulett State Bank
Charles W. Roberts
Wisconsin Divide
New Haven
Kodaks
Bear Lodge Pharmacy
Hulett Hall
Hall. C
All Odd Fellows
R.W. Garman
Fdna Silverstrand
HL. H. Gunderson
W. J. Wook
Eva Byrd
Engle
Turneaure
Garman
Leslie
W. L. Kykandall
Tom Hotchkiss
Lizzie Bush
Ridge
Fred McCurdy
Ohio
D. J. Toomey Produce Cos
August Johnson
Sioux Falla
Johnson
Sam Linch
Lawrence
Linch
Butte County
George Strong
Benson Ranch
Pierre
Edna Silverstrand
Parks
Globe Office
Warren
Mondell
Nena Willson
Belle Fourche
Chivorge Ripley
Kearney
Neb
Beaver Creek
Julia Brose
Bunch
Odd Fellows of
Big Bend
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